bluetui is a terminal user interface tool designed for managing Bluetooth devices on Linux systems. It provides a keyboard-driven alternative to graphical interfaces, making it perfect for users who prefer working in the terminal.

Key capabilities include:

Device Management: Pair or unpair Bluetooth devices with simple keyboard commands
Device Control: Connect, disconnect, trust, or untrust paired devices
Adapter Settings: Toggle power, discovery mode, and pairing capabilities
Device Renaming: Customize device names directly from the terminal
Scanning Control: Start or stop Bluetooth scanning as needed
Customizable Keybindings: Configure all keyboard shortcuts through a TOML configuration file for personalized workflows

The tool requires BlueZ (the Linux Bluetooth stack) to be installed on your system. It comes with sensible default keybindings for navigation and operations, and supports Nerd Fonts for enhanced icon display. Whether you're managing multiple Bluetooth devices regularly or prefer terminal-based workflows, bluetui offers an efficient way to handle Bluetooth operations without leaving your terminal.

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